Hungarian Microcars

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Peter Orosz
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The Alba Regia

Rear of the Alba Regia

Interior of the Alba Regia

The Alba Regia and the Balaton

The Balaton

The Balaton

Hungarian microcar of unknown origin, powered by a DKW engine

Kálmán Szabadi's Fesztivál

1955 May Day parade in Székesfehérvár with (from left to right) the Balaton, the Úttörő, an Isetta, and the Alba Regia

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The Pajtás

The Pente 500

The Pente 600

Rear of the Pente 600

The Surányi

The Surányi

The Surányi

The Úttörő

The men behind the Úttörő

The Úttörő

The Vellák

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